‘Sanctions must be the same for everyone’ – Marc Márquez

From seventh place on the grid in Sepang was the penalty applied to Marc Márquez for disturbing a fast lap of Andrea Iannone in Q2. The spaniard revealed after the race that he has nothing against, asking only that the sanctions don’t look at the names.

The rider took the pole but was sanctioned in six positions for the race, a sanction that had already been targeted in Argentina. This is what Márquez told reporters about the penalty after the race, which he won:

– Well, given the regulation, I got in the way. Iannone was on a fast lap, not much to say. It was the second sanction, so it went double. The only thing I ask is that you don’t look at the names for the penalties, they have to be the same for everyone, whoever. But that was the least; in the end I saw it as a motivation, to get out of seventh place at ‘level seven’[his image at the seventh world party].

It is recalled that after Valentino Rossi apologized to the champion for having harmed him in a return in the FP4.